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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1904
Page
5
An advertisement claims Liquozone kills disease germs without harming tissues and offers a free bottle with order on a coupon. It touts the product as a vitalizer, notes high American rights price, and enumerates numerous diseases supposedly cured or prevented by the germicidal liquid. It also states prices of 50 cents and $1 per bottle.
A long oration extols honesty, manhood, and Christian character. The speaker urges graduates to pursue righteousness, shun vanity, and build a life that uplifts others, citing examples from history and literature to stress inner integrity over outward show. He warns that no shortcut grants true honor and calls for steadfast faith in God.
Napoleon asks Desaix how to respond to defeat and is told to press on. Desaix leads a bold assault rallying a corps as the drumbeat drives them forward in the face of Austrian lines. The message to graduates: life’s conquest comes through Christ and steadfast courage.
The Democrats of the First and Second wards elected delegates to the county convention, with First ward selecting Charles Harris E W Shultz J C Williams Frank Jackson T W Bast J A Bowers and A E Poteet. They urged voting for Frank Hayman for senator and backed Lee Looney for county chairman. Shultz and Looney became committeemen. Second ward chose T O Stanley W S Baker Con McHugh A D Edwards and Douglass Lane, with Norton and Baker as committeemen.
Dan Reese John Canaghan John Saxton Charles Ford John Mills and Pat McBride were arraigned before Magistrate Truxel in police court this morning and fined five dollars each for intoxication. J F M Counce was arrested Saturday night on intoxication and disturbing the peace and his case was continued until Thursday morning.
Fire that swept Armour's coal shed, a frame building, on Sunday morning caused an estimated loss of 3000 dollars but did not threaten the main packing plants. No injuries reported as crews contained the blaze.
Phrenologist and fortune teller Professor Duncan offers readings and answers any questions. Office hours are 1 to 4 and 6 to 8 p m at 135 East Cooper Street.
The First Congregational church missionary society meeting at the home of Mr and Mrs Van B Wijk has been postponed from Tuesday to Thursday.
A note indicates Farris can supply cape or jasmine for Decoration Day decorating.
In a historic price bust the Greater New York Salvage Co. Ltd announces drastic markdowns to clear stock in fifteen days. H G Delafe and Co. managers say every dollar’s worth of goods will be sold, with men’s suits from 3.98 and pants as low as 5c, boys’ pants at 19c, plus gents’ furnishing lines, at 124 Ohio Street corner Second.
Rev S S Martin will preach at Taylor's chapel in Lincolnville tonight to the colored population on The Heroes of the Sixties.
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